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In the quiet town of Easton, where every ticking clock hides a secret, Tineka Moody steps into a forgotten clock shop—and into the heart of a mystery that spans centuries. When a cracked mirror shows her a reflection from another era, and an unsigned letter speaks to her soul, she begins to uncover echoes of lives once lived, loves once lost. Elias Thorne, the enigmatic shopkeeper, shares her visions. Together, they unlock hidden gardens, fractured timelines, and the memory of a fire that once consumed them both.

In the quiet suburbs of Crystal Creek, Christina Maxwell thought she had it all—a loving husband, a stable teaching job, and a peaceful life. But a single photo shatters her perfect world: her husband, Daniel, with another woman. A woman who isn’t just a fling—but a ghost from his past with a red coat and a dangerous secret. As Christina digs deeper, she discovers layers of lies, gaslighting, and a chilling journal that catalogs every step of her life—like she’s been part of an experiment.

After a decade chasing dreams in New York—and running from the pieces of herself she left behind—Tiffany W. White returns to her childhood home in Tulsa with nothing but a suitcase and a broken melody echoing in her heart. Haunted by past regrets and the silence of an absent father, she never planned to stay long. But the porch light still flickers, the piano still plays across the fence, and a familiar neighbor still remembers the girl who once believed in music.

Twelve years ago, Amy Andrade lost the love of her life—and never knew why. Until one cold afternoon, in the quiet corner of a forgotten bookstore, she finds a letter tucked inside a poetry book. A letter written by Daniel Carter. The man who vanished without goodbye. As Amy opens the past, a buried love story begins to bloom again among winter’s lilacs. But the truth behind Daniel’s disappearance is darker than she ever imagined—one filled with silence, betrayal, and the people who tried to rewrite their fate.